That monkey acted out of instinct, and she said that he is 200 pounds. That is a big fucking monkey. That's a big monkey. I mean, hell, I'm 237 pounds, and I can just imagine this thing really being able to rip her friend's face off. So...

I personally didn't appreciate the 9-1-1 dispatcher. He seemed apathetic. He didn't seem to even have compassion towards her. She's clearly in a highly distressing situation, and he didn't seem to have the proper training to handle even a distressed call. That's my opinion. Maybe other people thought he did a good job, but I've heard better from 9-1-1 dispatchers personally.

If I'm not mistaken, I think they actually did put the animal down when, you know, they came up to the scene, if I'm not mistaken. I really hope this woman is or has gotten the help she needs, having seen such a horrific scene in front of her, because damn, like, let this be a testament.

Let this be a testament to people out there. Do not try to domesticate wild animals. A monkey is a wild animal. That is not an animal you can domesticate and make it into your little pet, okay? Sure, they're cute when they're little, but then they grow up to be 200 pounds, ripping apart a human being like what happened here.

Leave wild animals in the wild. If you feel like a wild animal is injured, let a professional take over. Don't try to take matters into your own hands. People that want to try to have an exotic animal. Is your life worth the exotic animal? Because I'm telling you, even people that got pet tigers, for example, pet bears, I'm like, you are really fucking around to find out, aren't you?

On the brighter side, Dr. Diamond P., thank you for sharing this. I do hope you have a great evening.